Motherwell striker Ross McCormack admits he could be on his way from Fir Park in the summer.

He said: "Anybody in our dressing room who said they wanted to stay with the club for the remainder of their career would be lying.

"My contract is up in the summer and I've got the offer of a new deal. The manager has also told me I can decide on the length of that agreement.

"I'll sign an extension because I think I'll get better if I stay with Motherwell for the next couple of years, by which time I'll still only be 23.

"But I have all the normal ambitions a young player should have, such as wanting to play in the Premiership one day and dreaming of being part of Scotland's next World Cup campaign.

"What I do know is that there's more to come from me. I am still in what I consider to be my first full season at Motherwell because last year was wasted on illness and injury."